Niagara Bill

Been a Bills fan since Kemp and Lincoln days. Loved Lustig's soccer kicking. Never missed a home game tailgating for 17 years through 80s and 90s. Hated many Mondays but loved Sundays. Still have the first t shirt from the stadium wall tailgate party. All that was ruined first by Donahoe then Dick Jauron. Could not put up with lack of passion and the diassappointment. Today I read about Bills everyday. I follow Twobillsdrive. I even buy jerseys ( got Josh's this year). I even have 2 copies of the Canton newspaper from the day Kelly was inducted. I struggle to watch many games because I hate dissappointment. I p.v.r. every game on tv and watch only if they play well. Call me fairweather fan, that is ok but I have found that life is too short to feel that much dissappointment. It does not make me less passionate. Go Bills.

Where is Ice when you need him.

No they cannot. Look at all the rules for tailgating and you will see. What fans do has an affect. If you have ever actually been to a game try having all the fans boo their own defense and see how long you survive. Carry a sign next game that says beat the Pats and see how you are treated in a game vs the Bengals.

Gronk was in concussion protocol long before he was in the NFL. The only player I hated more than this guy is Brian Cox.

For some reason the media liked McCoy. IMHO he was overrated and his dancing caused as much trouble in an inconsistent offence as it helped. A predictable 3 yards and a cloud of dust is more helpful some times than 5 carries a game losing 4 or 5 yards each than one 22 yard run no matter how spectacular.

Cutting McCoy added 2 wins to the year. No need to appease him with getting "his touches".

He deserved our assistance. I wish we could have helped. I wish the NFL could have helped. When OJ was running for 200 + yds. against the Jests Green picked himself up off the ground many times to help the onslot. Fu.....n OJ and the rest of football could have picked Donnie up 1 more time.

Oliver...I am not convinced he is as good as advertised.

Wow. This thread has a lot of revisionist history. Moulds was at best a good receiver not great. Watkins was at best an average over hyped over paid receiver not even good. Price was average. Johnson was good not great. Reed was great. HOF GREAT. Lofton was great.

Call Stevie Wonder. He has an in finding kidneys.

Where are Y.A. Tittle and Sonny Jurguson.? Wilson before Rivers...no way possible. So many greats. Winning is over rated in some cases but eras are very important. Athletes are more valued today in some ways due to style of defensive football. Running backs are less valued so QB s have picked up the slack. I support Kelly in top 15.

The Ryan's are gunslinging undisciplined coaches whose style and success ended with the Ditka era. In their effort to be smarter than the rest of the world they become bullies and buffoons.

Trailer parks are US neighbourhoods, in Toronto we have igloos.

Is this guy the rebirth of ICE. Better get back on your meds soon. Guess you are close friends with a few celebs in Malibu...but strangley it sounds like you are angry after your wife and sister divorsed you.

Right about now I am cheering for you to be injured.

Old dirty B....don't go back. I am sure 5 million people really don't give a damn.

Bryan Cox....Yes I would and so would 70,000 others

Remember her fondly. She was always very active and to say the least...opinionated. very stimulating and passionate.? R.I.P.

This is perhaps the most irrelevant and ridiculous question ever asked on this site. 2 days to mini camp for draftees. That goodness!

1. It should be the Jim Kelly award 2. Jim deserves far more. 3. Anything ESPN does is not important. They are irrelevant

Working with Schoop would make anyone quit.

This is not an NFL problem. It is society issue. When police forces have become a military force, trained and equiped like the army, often opposed by an armed citizenship, violent over reaction will occur. Whether police or citizens are nice people or not has nothing to do with the events.

Carolina Panthers first game at the Ralph. Frank R qb. 10 yr old son burned his hand at tailgate on hot pan. Stadium first aid treated him. We sat on 50 yr line row 1. 23 to 9 for Bills At end of game TT came over to my son and gave him his game gloves. Next summer in Fredonia TT asked him where the other glove was when he got it autographed. (Left at home so as to not lose both). My son is 33 now and the gloves hang in a frame in a place of honor. Every time I see TT supporting Buffalo I recall these days.

TT has proven to be an incredible player, a team mate second to none, a great friend of many, a huge supporter of Buffalo and the Bills, an ever present personality at many events, charities and exhibitions, a guy who gets Buffalo, and a very kind person. For a young man with a bad knee who we drafted when others slept, did we ever get a bargain. I am very proud of the Bills today. I have been proud of TT for years

No better visual in the world than exiting a tunnel on a fall day to see those red end zone colors contrasting the green.